Nokia's Twitter account makes jokes about the $120,000 Art Basel Banana

You may have just seen anecdotes about the Art Basel Banana, a workmanship piece (formally titled 'Humorist') by Maurizio Cattelan that was in plain view at the Art Basel Miami Beach craftsmanship celebration prior this week. The piece stood out as truly newsworthy after it sold for $120,000, and Nokia's legitimate Twitter account is presently participating in the enjoyment with a marginally late farce. 

Nokia's Twitter account posted the above picture with the subtitle, "Bananas are delightful, however a banana that can make calls? Well that is a magnum opus!" The gadget being referred to is the Nokia 8810 4G, an ongoing re-arrival of the 1997 Nokia 8810i, which earned the epithet "banana telephone" for its discretionary yellow shading and bended shape. 

Bananas are delicious, but a banana that can make calls📞? Now that's a masterpiece! #ArtBasel pic.twitter.com/lOF5clcqBF

— Nokia Mobile (@NokiaMobile) December 11-, 2019

In case you're totally unware of present circumstances, the first workmanship piece was made by Italian craftsman and absurdist Maurizio Cattelan. Is it really workmanship? I expound on telephones professionally, so I'm most likely not the individual to respond to that question. 

I can reveal to you the piece is only a banana conduit taped to a divider, and it was sold for $120,000. That appears as though illegal tax avoidance, yet perhaps rich individuals just truly like blowing their cash. Somebody later ripped the banana off the divider and ate it, and another person expressed "Epstien didn't slaughter himself" over it. It sure has been seven days.